NAVPERS Form 1610 / 1 Fitrep / Eval Summary Letter

What Is NAVPERS Form 1610/1?

This is a legal form that was released by the U.S. Department of the Navy - Navy Personnel Command on August 1, 2010 and used country-wide. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is NAVPERS Form 1610/1?
A: NAVPERS Form 1610/1 is a Fitrep/Eval Summary Letter. It is a document used in the United States Navy to summarize a sailor's performance evaluation or fitness report.

Q: What does Fitrep/Eval stand for?
A: Fitrep stands for fitness report, while Eval stands for evaluation.

Q: What is the purpose of NAVPERS Form 1610/1?
A: The purpose of NAVPERS Form 1610/1 is to provide a summary of a sailor's performance evaluation or fitness report.

Q: Who uses NAVPERS Form 1610/1?
A: NAVPERS Form 1610/1 is used by the United States Navy.

Q: What information is included in NAVPERS Form 1610/1?
A: NAVPERS Form 1610/1 includes information about a sailor's performance, accomplishments, strengths, and areas for improvement.

Q: Can civilians fill out NAVPERS Form 1610/1?
A: No, NAVPERS Form 1610/1 is specific to the United States Navy and is used for documenting performance evaluations of sailors.

Q: Can I access a digital version of NAVPERS Form 1610/1?
A: Yes, digital versions of NAVPERS Form 1610/1 may be available through official Navy administrative systems.

Q: Is NAVPERS Form 1610/1 used in the Canadian Navy?
A: No, NAVPERS Form 1610/1 is specific to the United States Navy and is not used in the Canadian Navy.

Q: Are there any other forms similar to NAVPERS Form 1610/1?
A: Yes, there are similar forms used by other branches of the United States military, such as the Army's DA Form 2166-9 and the Air Force's AF Form 910.